Small Towns - Getting things funded and getting things done
Every small town feels the pinch of trying to do more within the budget. Grant funding can help bridge the gap, but it takes time, writing skill, and coordination to develop grant proposals that get funded. Once a project is funded, who will take on the project? Existing staff members already have more than enough to do without chasing down the details of one more big thing.
Our team helps small towns to prioritize needs, consider the budget ramifications, and put together applications. Then we help carry out projects by doing the calling, writing and emailing and other work to see it through to completion. We've worked with towns ranging in population from 40 to 12,000 and projects up to $1.3 million.

